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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
4
In a fragmented 1898 era humor column, references to Aguinaldo’s surrender and the Dreyfus case surface alongside opinions on U S policy. Mentions the Cincinnati regiment, Otis, Dewey, and anti expansion views, with satirical notes on Honolulu and charity proposals.
Andrew Carnegie offers 51000 pounds to the University of Birmingham England calling it a minor acknowledgment of Pittsburghs debt to steel. Local philanthropists may attract him to the sugar industry to help redistribute endowment debts toward that field.
Harper's Weekly argues that Reed's retirement signals the corrupting influence of politics and the reluctance of great leaders to remain in office. It notes Mr Seed turning to law in New York as preparation for larger political ambitions, while Reed and Platt are described as friends unlikely to abandon political networking.
The Omaha exhibit shows progress with preliminary work underway as business leaders discuss responsibilities. The Chamber of Commerce contemplates taking on financial duties but seeks broad support from local merchants and the wider business community.
An 0fficial notice describes Hawaii’s industrial and educational display to showcase the territory’s development alongside other states and possessions. A reported incident on Nonanu street involves an awning strike at a Japanese store causing injury, with a warrant issued for proprietor M. Chiya on common nuisance. tennis results and upcoming matches also noted.
Commissioner of the Omaha Exposition departs for home with his wife and son, Master Ginated, a remarkable fourteen year old mute musician. He excels as a pianist and soprano, drawing demand for solo performances before his voice changed.
The Georgia Minstrels delivered a great show at the Opera House to a larger audience than ever officially counted. A Pacific Cycle mower ad promotes lawn care, claiming improved looks and neighborhood opinion as streets and homes rise in reputation.
Fine line of Alfred Benjamin and Co suits offered cheaper than custom made with boys and children's suits priced from 3 to 15 shillings. Golf shirts and negligees advertised as cheaper than ever, plus hats caps and Dr Delmel's Linen Mesh underwear with catalogues available.
You can see this announcement in our owa window. This is a splendid sale for this week, and every housekeeper should take advantage of it. When you are buying your classes I look at our fine line of decorated cottage sets for six persons 56 pieces for $7.00. Best quality plated tea spoons $2.85 per dozen. Fine nickel reading lamps $2 each. Then inspect our bargain tables, where you will find many useful articles at prices that will astonish you.
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